— Dickens's Dictionary of London, 1879
    — Herbert Fry's Guide to the London 
            Charities, 1917 
    — a list of directories

    — appropriate hours for visiting and dining
    — The Barkham Burroughs Encyclopaedia [1889]
    — 'Common Sense for Housemaids'
    — 'The Cook's Guide and Housekeeper's and
            Butler's Assistant' [1861]
    — decor, advice on 
    — 'Dinners and Diners'[pub. 1899]
    — 'Enquire Upon Everything' [1894]
    — etiquette from Cassells Household Guide
    — Guide to the Unprotected in Matters 
            Relating to Property and Income [1874]
    — The Household Cyclopedia [1881]
    — The Housemaid, Her Duties, and
            How to Perform Them [c.1870]
    — 'The Lady's Dressing Room'
    — 'The Ladies' and Gentleman's 
            Model Letter Writer'
    — 'London at Dinner', or, 'Where to Dine' [1858] 
    — morning calls and visits 
    — Mrs. Beeton's Book of
                Household Management [1861] 
    — 'Our Deportment' [1881]
    — "Police Duty" Catechism and Reports 
    — 'The Scholars Handbook 
         of Household Management'

    — The Queen's London, 1896
    — Views of the Pleasure 
            Gardens of London, 1896;
            H.A.Rogers

    — Cruikshank's Comic Almanack (cartoons)      
    — London Characters and the Humourous  Side
            of Life; Henry Mayhew &W.S. Gilbert c.1871
    — Punch

    — '1 A.M at the Morning Mammoth'
    — the cheap press
    — 'the daily press'
    — The Daily Telegraph
    — influence on the working man of popular press
    — journalists see
            Professions & Trades - Journalists
    — a list of newspapers (Dickens's Dictionary)
    — London Gazette
    — 'Newspaper people' 
    — sold uncut
    — supplements, size of
    — newspapers in London
    — The Times
    — 'the weekly press'

    — Degeneration Amongst Londoners; 1885;
            James Cantlie
    — The Early Years of Queen Victoria's Reign;
            1896; Henry Holland Burne 

    — Wilkie Collins and his works     
    Charles Dickens
        — Charles Dickens and his works
        — Dickens' Novels (etexts) 
    — Mord Em'ly by William Pett Ridge (etext)

    — London Poems; 1866; Robert Buchanan    
    — Song of the Shirt; 1843; Thomas Hood

    — dangers of serials (1) (2)
    —  'The Mysteries of London' (etext)
    — Penny Dreadfuls and Gallows Literature
    — 'The Press of Seven Dials'
    — 'The String of Pearls' (Sweeney Todd etext)
    — street ballads
    — 'Varney, The Vampyre' (etext)

    — a view from 1837

    — The Great Metropolis; 1837; James Grant
    — Sketches in London; 1838; James Grant
    — Sanitary Ramblings; 1848; Hector Gavin
    — Sinks of London Laid Open; 1848
    — Sketches of London Life and Character
            (aka Gavarni in London); 1849;     
            Albert Smith et al.
    — London Labour and the London Poor; 1851;
           Henry Mayhew
    — London by Day and Night; 1852; 
            David W.Bartlett
    — The Rookeries of London; 1852; 
            Thomas Beames 
    — Curiosities of London Life; 1853;
           Charles Manby Smith
    — The Million-Peopled City; 1853; 
            Rev. J. Garwood 
    — London Shadows; 1854; George Godwin 
    — The Little World of London; 1857;
            Charles Manby Smith 
    — The Night Side of London; 1858;  
            J. Ewing Ritchie 
    — Twice Round the Clock; 1859; George Sala
    — Gaslight and Daylight; 1859; George Sala
    — About London; 1860; J. Ewing Ritchie
    — Ragged London in 1861; John Hollingshead
    — The Business of Pleasure, 1865 [1879 ed.];
            Edmund Yates
    — Our Social Bees; 1865; Andrew Wynter,
    — Lights and Shadows of London Life, 1867;
            [James Payn]
    — Some Habits and Customs of the 
            Working Classes; 1867; Thomas Wright
    — Unsentimental Journeys;
            or Byways of the Modern Babylon; 1867;
           James Greenwood
    — The Seven Curses of London; 1869;
            James Greenwood
    — The Terrible Sights of London; 1870; 
            Thomas Archer
    — Episodes in an Obscure Life; 1871; 
            Richard Rowe 
    — London : A Pilgrimage; 1872;
            Gustave Dore & Blanchard Jerrold
    — The Wilds of London; 1874; James Greenwood
    — In Strange Company; 1874; James Greenwood 
    — Mystic London; 1875; Charles Maurice Davies 
    — Street Life in London; 1877;
            J.Thomson and Adolphe Smith
    — Days and Nights in London; 1880; 
            J. Ewing Ritchie
    — Low-Life Deeps, 1881; James Greenwood 
    — Life in the London Streets; 1881; Richard Rowe
    — The Great Army of London Poor; 1882;
            Thomas Wright 
            [Wright's pseudonym 'The River-side Visitor']
    — Bitter Cry of Outcast London; 1883;
            W.C.Preston / A.Mearns
    — How the Poor Live; 1883; George R. Sims 
    — Homes of the London Poor; 1883 (2nd ed)
           Octavia Hill
    — Mysteries of Modern London; 1883; 
           James Greenwood
           [Greenwood's pseudonym 'One of the Crowd']
    — Odd People in Odd Places; 1883; 
           James Greenwood
    — Toilers in London; 1883; James Greenwood
           [Greenwood's pseudonym 'One of the Crowd']
    — In the Slums; 1884; D. Rice-Jones 
    — London at Midnight; 1885; Henry Vigar-Harris 
    — The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon;
            1885; W T Stead
    — Dottings of a Dosser; 1886; Howard Goldsmid
    — Horrible London; 1889; George R. Sims 
    — Tempted London; [c.1889]; Anon.
    — Toilers in London; or Inquiries concerning 
            Female Labour in the Metropolis; 1889; Anon
    — The Pinch of Poverty; 1892; Thomas Wright 
            [Wright's pseudonym 'The River-side Visitor']
    — The Horse World of London; 1893; 
             W.J.Gordon 
    — Round London : Down East and Up West; 
            1894; Montagu Williams Q.C.
    — London Up to Date; 1895; George Sala
    — Life in West London; 1897; Arthur Sherwell
    — A Looker-on in London; 1899; Mary H. Krout
    — The Hooligan Nights; 1899; Clarence Rook 
    — London and Londoners in the 1850s and 60s;
            1924; Alfred Rosling Bennett